【Ski】OGASAKA SKI TC-SU 165cm

【Ski Details】
・Model Year: 2022-2023
・Length: 165 cm
・Radius: 12.1m
・Sidecut: 119 - 65 - 102mm
・Bindings: Marker XCOMP 12 (DIN setting: 4-12)
・Plate: SR585

Purchased new in October 2022 at Sports DEPO.
The skis, bindings, and plate were approximately ¥190,000 value.
Number of ski days: 37 (22-23: 10 days, 23-24: 16 days, 24-25: 11 days).
Skiing time per day was about 3-4 hours, and I did not ski on moguls.

Tuning history is as follows:
・1st tune at Ogasa factory on January 18, 2024.
・2nd tune at Ogasa factory on March 20, 2025.
The tuning course was J Course (Bevel: approx. 0.8°, Edge: approx. 88.5°).
★Unused since the 2nd tuning.

After each use, I carefully maintained the skis by washing them with lukewarm water, wiping off moisture, and drying them with a fan.
During the off-season, I have performed cleaning maintenance.
I used VOLA liquid wax, so there is no heat damage from ironing.

The current boot sole length setting for the bindings is 283mm with a DIN setting of 9.
I cannot adjust the bindings myself, so please have them adjusted at your own responsibility after purchase.

【Additional Information and Notes】
(1) The mounting holes on the SR585 plate have two holes on the heel side that were used for setting sole lengths of 283mm and 295mm.
I originally skied with a sole length of 295mm (due to a change in boot size).
If the heel binding mounting position is changed, it can be used by those with a sole length around 295mm.

(2) One of the heel parts of the bindings was sent to the manufacturer for repair (via Sports DEPO) once.
As you can see in the last photo, the metal fitting on the heel part is slightly misaligned (the 13th photo shows the normal position).
The manufacturer's representative confirmed that there is no issue with skiing.
If you are concerned, you may consider replacing the bindings.
I have tried to describe everything in detail, but I am an amateur.
Please refrain from purchasing if you have any concerns, however small.